Tunisia condemns Ennahda leaders
The Tunisian Ennahda Movement announced that the Court of Appeal has issued prison sentences against some of its leaders, ranging from two to ten years, in cases related to "conspiring against state security" and "attributing false information to a public official." The movement considers the trials to be political, emphasizing that the evidence is unsubstantiated and the rulings are unjust, despite the Tunisian judiciary affirming that the defendants are being prosecuted in accordance with the law in cases concerning national security.
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